LeenaHarsh
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 24 Jun 2024
Tips before you visit the temple
1. Maintained by Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat, it is a huge temple showing all the versions of Shree Krishna. 2. There is laser show, goverdhan parbhat and temple. By lights, looks of the temple changes every few seconds. Colors like blue, red, white, pink etc makes temple mesmerizing. 3. Entry is free but line is huge and it is crowdy in evening. Do visit early morning or avoid 5-8pm. You cann’t take gutka, sharp thing inside. 4. Parking is next ti impossible and even e-rickshaw is hard to find. Please walk few hundred meters and you shall get e-rickshaw. Yes, only e-rickshaw are allowed. 5. Whole complex is neat and clean. 6. It took 11 years to build this temple. Architecture and design is impeccable.
mariemenere2019
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 19 Mar 2024
Prem Mandir is magical!!! A unique place and highly recommended!!!
Loved Prem Mandir - the best experience!!! Highly recommended!!! The lighting show is beautiful… Must visit at sunset!…
vinny19910
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 7 Mar 2024
Divine experience
The experience I can not define or write in words......It is divine(neat and clean and well managed) .Timings are till 8.30pm,so we visited this dham around 8 pm and was mesmerized by the beauty of temple with wonderful lighting . By krishna's grace , we had a chance to attend next morning aarti around 5 AM. Place was so peaceful in the morning with beatiful awesome garden/ landscape. The girl who was singing "jaago nainan pyaare" in temple before aarti ...melodious.....voice is still in my heart & head....loved it.Morning prabhat pheri or prikrama was overwhelming .....tears out of love for krishna were flowing with happiness. It is an expereince...must visit dham ....Thank you Krishna ,,,,Radhe Radhe ji
Kalpit0302
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2023
Go after sunset.
The temple is very beautiful always but it looks amazing in night when lights are on. It is the time when it is most crowded. Like other Mathura / Vrindavan temple, it also follow specific opening time and do check them before visiting there. You can't take your vehicle there specially on weekend so better to take e-rickshaw for your travel in Mathura / Vrindavan area. The temple complex also has shop to buy religious items
debashis77_12
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2023
Go early in the evening
All the religious places in Vrindavan close at 12:30 p.m. and reopen at 4:30 p.m. As every tourist adjusts their schedule to visit Prem Mandir in the evening, there is a heavy rush at that time. It may happen that, due to overcrowding, entry may be closed in the evening. So it is better to enter the temple at 5 p.m. so that you can enjoy the temple’s beauty during the day as well as at night. Entry is free, and photography is allowed inside. First, take a tour of the temple and see the statues depicting the activities of Lord Krishna. There is a food court selling snacks, tea, coffee, etc., at one corner of the temple premises. At the opposite corner, there is a shoe stand to keep your footwear free of charge. But still, people leave their shoes below the staircase, and later they are lying haphazardly everywhere. Near this, there is a souvenir shop. The temple has two stories. After visiting the temple, find a seating place facing the fountain show. When the light fades away from the sky, the temple will be lit with lights of different colors, which keep changing. The fountain show starts around 7:30 p.m. but is not that attractive. You may spend a few minutes and return before the end of the show to avoid the crowd.
LeenaHarsh
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 24 Jun 2024
Tips before you visit the temple
1. Maintained by Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat, it is a huge temple showing all the versions of Shree Krishna. 2. There is laser show, goverdhan parbhat and temple. By lights, looks of the temple changes every few seconds. Colors like blue, red, white, pink etc makes temple mesmerizing. 3. Entry is free but line is huge and it is crowdy in evening. Do visit early morning or avoid 5-8pm. You cann’t take gutka, sharp thing inside. 4. Parking is next ti impossible and even e-rickshaw is hard to find. Please walk few hundred meters and you shall get e-rickshaw. Yes, only e-rickshaw are allowed. 5. Whole complex is neat and clean. 6. It took 11 years to build this temple. Architecture and design is impeccable.
mariemenere2019
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 19 Mar 2024
Prem Mandir is magical!!! A unique place and highly recommended!!!
Loved Prem Mandir - the best experience!!! Highly recommended!!! The lighting show is beautiful… Must visit at sunset!…
vinny19910
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 7 Mar 2024
Divine experience
The experience I can not define or write in words......It is divine(neat and clean and well managed) .Timings are till 8.30pm,so we visited this dham around 8 pm and was mesmerized by the beauty of temple with wonderful lighting . By krishna's grace , we had a chance to attend next morning aarti around 5 AM. Place was so peaceful in the morning with beatiful awesome garden/ landscape. The girl who was singing "jaago nainan pyaare" in temple before aarti ...melodious.....voice is still in my heart & head....loved it.Morning prabhat pheri or prikrama was overwhelming .....tears out of love for krishna were flowing with happiness. It is an expereince...must visit dham ....Thank you Krishna ,,,,Radhe Radhe ji
Kalpit0302
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2023
Go after sunset.
The temple is very beautiful always but it looks amazing in night when lights are on. It is the time when it is most crowded. Like other Mathura / Vrindavan temple, it also follow specific opening time and do check them before visiting there. You can't take your vehicle there specially on weekend so better to take e-rickshaw for your travel in Mathura / Vrindavan area. The temple complex also has shop to buy religious items
debashis77_12
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2023
Go early in the evening
All the religious places in Vrindavan close at 12:30 p.m. and reopen at 4:30 p.m. As every tourist adjusts their schedule to visit Prem Mandir in the evening, there is a heavy rush at that time. It may happen that, due to overcrowding, entry may be closed in the evening. So it is better to enter the temple at 5 p.m. so that you can enjoy the temple’s beauty during the day as well as at night. Entry is free, and photography is allowed inside. First, take a tour of the temple and see the statues depicting the activities of Lord Krishna. There is a food court selling snacks, tea, coffee, etc., at one corner of the temple premises. At the opposite corner, there is a shoe stand to keep your footwear free of charge. But still, people leave their shoes below the staircase, and later they are lying haphazardly everywhere. Near this, there is a souvenir shop. The temple has two stories. After visiting the temple, find a seating place facing the fountain show. When the light fades away from the sky, the temple will be lit with lights of different colors, which keep changing. The fountain show starts around 7:30 p.m. but is not that attractive. You may spend a few minutes and return before the end of the show to avoid the crowd.
LeenaHarsh
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 24 Jun 2024
Tips before you visit the temple
1. Maintained by Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat, it is a huge temple showing all the versions of Shree Krishna. 2. There is laser show, goverdhan parbhat and temple. By lights, looks of the temple changes every few seconds. Colors like blue, red, white, pink etc makes temple mesmerizing. 3. Entry is free but line is huge and it is crowdy in evening. Do visit early morning or avoid 5-8pm. You cann’t take gutka, sharp thing inside. 4. Parking is next ti impossible and even e-rickshaw is hard to find. Please walk few hundred meters and you shall get e-rickshaw. Yes, only e-rickshaw are allowed. 5. Whole complex is neat and clean. 6. It took 11 years to build this temple. Architecture and design is impeccable.
mariemenere2019
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 19 Mar 2024
Prem Mandir is magical!!! A unique place and highly recommended!!!
Loved Prem Mandir - the best experience!!! Highly recommended!!! The lighting show is beautiful… Must visit at sunset!…
vinny19910
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 7 Mar 2024
Divine experience
The experience I can not define or write in words......It is divine(neat and clean and well managed) .Timings are till 8.30pm,so we visited this dham around 8 pm and was mesmerized by the beauty of temple with wonderful lighting . By krishna's grace , we had a chance to attend next morning aarti around 5 AM. Place was so peaceful in the morning with beatiful awesome garden/ landscape. The girl who was singing "jaago nainan pyaare" in temple before aarti ...melodious.....voice is still in my heart & head....loved it.Morning prabhat pheri or prikrama was overwhelming .....tears out of love for krishna were flowing with happiness. It is an expereince...must visit dham ....Thank you Krishna ,,,,Radhe Radhe ji
Kalpit0302
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2023
Go after sunset.
The temple is very beautiful always but it looks amazing in night when lights are on. It is the time when it is most crowded. Like other Mathura / Vrindavan temple, it also follow specific opening time and do check them before visiting there. You can't take your vehicle there specially on weekend so better to take e-rickshaw for your travel in Mathura / Vrindavan area. The temple complex also has shop to buy religious items
debashis77_12
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 10 Dec 2023
Go early in the evening
All the religious places in Vrindavan close at 12:30 p.m. and reopen at 4:30 p.m. As every tourist adjusts their schedule to visit Prem Mandir in the evening, there is a heavy rush at that time. It may happen that, due to overcrowding, entry may be closed in the evening. So it is better to enter the temple at 5 p.m. so that you can enjoy the temple’s beauty during the day as well as at night. Entry is free, and photography is allowed inside. First, take a tour of the temple and see the statues depicting the activities of Lord Krishna. There is a food court selling snacks, tea, coffee, etc., at one corner of the temple premises. At the opposite corner, there is a shoe stand to keep your footwear free of charge. But still, people leave their shoes below the staircase, and later they are lying haphazardly everywhere. Near this, there is a souvenir shop. The temple has two stories. After visiting the temple, find a seating place facing the fountain show. When the light fades away from the sky, the temple will be lit with lights of different colors, which keep changing. The fountain show starts around 7:30 p.m. but is not that attractive. You may spend a few minutes and return before the end of the show to avoid the crowd.
